Category: Bank Failure
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Oct 21, 2009 in Bank Bailouts, Bank Failure, Censorship, Chicago politics | Comments
(Bumped up from Wednesday early a.m.)
Nope, I am not talking about Anita Dunn this time. Ron Bloom is the latest Obama Czar (Manufacturing) to quote Mao as an authority. And just wait to see which quote he uses from Mao. Oh, and he disses that whole free market thing, too. See [...]
By Larry Doyle on Aug 28, 2009 in American Consumers, Bank Failure, Banking Institutions, Banks, Economy, Sense on Cents (Larry Doyle blog) | Comments
Will the failure of a small bank in a small community truly impact America? Analysts discount the impact that the expected massive number of bank failures will have on the U.S. economy.
Additionally, analysts also discount the fact that the FDIC fund to cover depositors of failed institutions is close to zero. This fund can be [...]
By Linda Anselmi on Aug 18, 2009 in Bank Bailouts, Bank Failure, Economy | Comments
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As many recent townhall meetings have shown, the American people are dealing with a few issues of trust in regards to their government. So I thought it might be fun to take a look at two very different videos on Money and what it can do.
By Ani on Jul 7, 2009 in Bank Failure, Bush administration, Bush/Cheney, John McCain, Obama Administration, Obama's Broken Promises, Obama's Budget, Wall Street | Comments
CNN’s John King interviewed General Colin Powell Sunday as Powell airs doubts on Obama agenda. Here are some interesting remarks as covered by Jon Ward of The Washington Times:
Colin Powell, one of President Obama’s most prominent Republican supporters, expressed concern Friday that the president’s ambitious blitz of costly initiatives may be enlarging the [...]
By SusanUnPC on May 13, 2009 in AIG, Bailouts, Bank Bailouts, Bank Failure, Economy, TARP, Toxic Assets, Wall Street | Comments
I got bored with fast-forwarding through Hannity last night who devoted an unbelievable 45 minutes (!) to the Miss California non-news story, so I checked out Rachel Maddow. Her guest? The always compelling Eliot Spitzer, whose recent remarks to CNN’s Fareed Zakaria were covered at No Quarter in two posts, the last of [...]
By Pat Racimora on May 12, 2009 in American Consumers, Bank Bailouts, Bank Failure, Credit Card Companies, Depression, Economy | Comments
An optimist has been defined as one who would, should a ton of crap be dumped on his doorstep, jump right in and rummage through it, convinced that there must be a pony in there somewhere. I tend towards optimism.
So, while not for one second denying that millions of citizens have been [...]
By Uppity Woman on May 4, 2009 in Bank Failure, Banks, FDIC | Comments
***Update*** This post was originally published on February 26. However, due to numerous searches for keywords “Failed Banks” and “Bank ratings” which lead searchers to this blog, I feel a sense of responsibility to update and republish it with additional bank closings added to the list. As you can see, there have been quite [...]
By Ani on Apr 14, 2009 in Backtrack Obama, Bailouts, Bank Failure, Barack Obama, Current Affairs, Hillary Clinton, Tim Geithner | Comments
Please adjust my goggles if I am incorrect, but isn’t Truthout.org that progressive publication that was forever calling President Bush and his administration out on the carpet for their many ills? Now Marc Ash of Truthout writes a powerful rant targeting the new administration called This Isn’t Working. I know there have been [...]
By Larry Doyle on Apr 10, 2009 in American Consumers, Bank Bailouts, Bank Failure, Banking Institutions, Congress (House & Senate), Current Affairs, Economic Stimulus, Economy, Obama Administration, Sense on Cents (Larry Doyle blog), Wall Street | Comments
Any investor or manager with a degree of experience knows that the “first loss is the best loss.” What do I mean by that? Once the market detects a loss or a weakened position, the price for that asset will remain capped unless and until the asset is sold or liquidated. This price action [...]
By Larry Doyle on Apr 7, 2009 in Bank Bailouts, Bank Failure, FASB, Sense on Cents (Larry Doyle blog) | Comments
I am no fan of George Soros. I often believe he does not draw a hard line between his political interests and his business interests. His active support with MoveOn.org has made a mockery of any attempt to achieve campaign finance reform.
That said, for those involved in global finance, whether you like George Soros or [...]